Rarest NBA Moments of All Time!

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These are the rarest moments in NBA history. And first, we got the time SGA got a wedgie at the free throw line.

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The facets of the game, defense at sticks up there.

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Can't out believe it.

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That's crazy. But Desmond Bain took crazy to a whole new level because he threw the ball at a player harder than anyone's ever seen.

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Oji Ananobe inside. Oh, what a play from Blake. Bain throws it off Ananobe.

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Ananobe shoves Bain.

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He deserved that tech, but Manu Janobli didn't deserve this next play because this team needed him to miss his free throw. But somehow he still made it.

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Oh, he made it, which he didn't want to.

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Was that lucky or unlucky? I don't know. But this next play was definitely unlucky because Marcus Smart accidentally hit the ref in the head.

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Now the Bulls have number five.

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Smart hits Smart twice.

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I know the ball was shiny after that, but Malik Monk somehow took a ball to the head too because he tried to throw down a monster dunk, and this happened. Malik had it hit his dome, and it bounced back out. But some of the rarest dunks can be found in Charlotte because Miles Bridges and Obie Toppin windmilled on back-to-back plays.

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Missed opportunity!

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You don't see that that often, but I've never seen a duck like this next one, because during half time of the Suns game, a performer dunked himself. Man, I know that hurt, but Jordan Poole could have got hurt in the most unlikely way possible, because at the end of the game, he slipped on his own arm sleeve.

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Two possessions, just keep dribbling till the shot clock almost goes to zero.

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Now, Poole is fouling, he slipped on that, I don't know, his arm sleeve that came off, he was trying to shake it off.

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That's not just rare, that's embarrassing. And Sedy Oseman knows all about that, because when he shot his free throw, he spit out his mouthpiece. But I hope this next moment never happens to Reggie Bullock again, because in his game against the Sixers, Reggie realized his jersey was a little messed up, because his number 25 was on the front, but his teammate Mitchell Robbins' number, 23, was on the back. So when he checked into the game, the refs made him change in front of the arena.

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Well, Robinson Bullock has number 23 on the back of his jersey.

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But OKC needed to change baskets, because in the middle of the game, they realized they were on the wrong side of the court.

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That's over in the back. You can't do that. They gave the ball to the wrong team.

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But the Hornets lost the game in the worst way possible, because Josh Green's basket took way too long to fall. They needed Damar DeRozan, because he became the first player in NBA history to hit back-to-back buzzer-beaters. See, on New Year's Eve of 2021, Damar was taking on the Pacers, and with the ball in his hands on the final possession, he did this.

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DeRozan, to win it!

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Damar DeRozan delivers!

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Well, in the very next game on New Year's Day, Damar found himself with the ball again, and he made history by repeating it.

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Two seconds in the corner for three, and the win again, he does it!

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Back-to-back games! Holy cow!

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He's tough, but LeBron James makes rare moments look easy, because he turned an alley-oop into a bucket.

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Oh, he throws it off, but in! That was a pass!

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But the way Jeremy Sohang gets buckets is one-on-one, because he found out the best way to shoot free throws is one hand.

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Dad's everywhere, proud.

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And we're going to have a... Wow, man.

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But what happened to Manu Janobli goes down in the history books, because during the game against the Pistons, his shoe exploded.

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Manu Janobli, I don't think his shoe has exploded until tonight.

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What in the world?

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How did he not get injured? But Kyrie Irving was hurting the Thunder, because he once dropped five points in a single play.

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Thunder down by one.

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Kyrie Irving, he'll be open to one for 11 He's made his last six field goals.

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Just missed a huge free throw.

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And they get seven straight.